Burnley losing streak against Arsenal with disappointing draw
Burnley, after having lost their last 11 games against Arsenal, managed to end the streak with a 0-0 draw on Sunday. Both teams edged forward in the table with a point each. Arsenal has remained unbeaten in its last seven games although their performance against Burnley was criticized by fans for being uninspired.
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